dining out tonight, still a bit of drizzle around, still a blustery wind, we'll be in the 50s through the evening hours and by dawn on sunday, maybe lingering drizzle, then cloudy sunday afternoon, good weather for the skins game. we'll be in the low 60s, then finally we'll see the sun on monday. partly sunny with highs, upper 60s, and getting mild back to the average high this time of year, tuesday, low 70s and partly cloudy, above average on wednesday, thursday, beautiful, both days sunshine, low humidity, and another chance maybe a few showers coming in next friday evening. that's the way it looks. >> thanks, tom. >>> tree trimming one of the jobs that you need to get done before the winter, but the news 4 consumer watch has a warning >>> you're watching news 4 today. >>> welcome back. it is that time of year again, you're thinking about cleaning up the yard before winter weather hits, trimming those trees, and tree removal coming chore yos u may decide you need to hire help for. >> you have to be careful. don't get tricked into a deal that's too good to be true. especially after t

quite blustery weather outs there but not nearly as blustery as it is in bermuda. here is the storm which is battering bermuda. fortunately it has weak ends considerably from yesterday when it had top winds of close 150 miles an hour it's now down to 100. so the core of strongest winds actually just to the west of the islands of bermuda. they did have win gusts elevated location in the southwestern part of bermuda of 96 miles per hour. but generally at the bermuda airport they had winds 65 to almost 70 miles per hour. but it's going to take a track like this so it's out to sea and heading toward the british isles by the end of this week. no problems for us except that it's going to continue to generate some big waves even though the storm has weakened bigger waves getting out from that system. we'll see those on the new england coastline the next couple of days maybe 6 to 8 we still have 7 to 9 footers from our buoys out there right now. it's still kinds of rough and choppy. but it's going to become less choppy and the waves have become more defined as we have more

blustery winds as we get into the rest of the day.ve gusts around 25, 30 miles an hour with some little areas of rain that are only sprinkles and drizzles. right now around the immediate metro area. looking for storm team 4 radar, you can see well off to the north and west, areas of darker greens and yellows, that's where it it's raining a little bit hard and the high resolution close up radar now showing a few pockets of some light rain, moderate rain, this dark green here in northern montgomery county through the potomac southern loudoun county and the northern fairfax around great falls getting a moderate shower there. some in montgomery county, few areas of moderate showers right now from near kensington and east of there towards silver springs. then much further east, only a few scattered sprinkles around, prince george's county, and there's some light to moderate showers along the blue ridge, further west, the areas in the green, these are the zones that are not getting rain. just a few scattered sprinkles through the afternoon

at least the wind, which has been blustery through the past 36 hours, has finally died off and is currently through the dayplanner, it looks like we'll have a high temperature today in the mid 50s, but a chance of rain also develops as we enter the afternoon. a complete look at your forecast is coming up - your news startrtnow. scott: start things off on this friday. temperatures are sitting in the upper 20s and lower 30s throughout siouxland and it's cold start to the day. at least the wind, which has been blustery through the past 36 hours, has finally died off and is currently under 10 miles per hour. pacing through the dayplanner, it looks like we'll have a high temperature today in the mid 50s, but a chance of rain also develops as we enter the afternoon. a complete look at your forecast is coming up - your news starts now. areas today: ... police will be running radars, here... jackson street and on 36th street. so again... mind that speed. jessica rae: thanks scott... apple has the arab world. reena ninan and kendis gibson have the details >>good morning, topping "america's money" --

blustery, cold. snow, sun and clouds south, highs in the 30's to mid 40's and that's more more like lake november. you factor in the wild and it's 10 degrees colder than that, most of the showers as i mentioned in the north of the white mountains, i don't think it will add into too much. the temperature is above freezing, so, hard for that stuff to stick when those are the temps. overnight tonight, the coldest weather so far this season. clear, frigid, teens north, 20 south. and colder than this morning by a few degrees. in fact, this may be a little too warm temperature-wise, but we're figuring at least around 15 in the north country, the rest of us in the very low 20's. if any of you have a growing season left after this morning, it's done by tomorrow morning for sure. and then for the later in the day on monday, aside from high clouds in the north country that will thicken up. our highs get into the 40's and 50's. after a chilly start, that's not a bad turn around and that will continue in our fiv

metinka: a blustery afternoon, strong wind near sioux city. very brisk, about 15 to 70 miles per hour. no dusting over 40 miles per hour. patchy drizzle will continue for eastern iowa but we cannot rule out sprinkles during the noon hour. highs near 53 degrees, falling off this afternoon. downright chilly for the next few days. elizabeth: thanks metinka. first this morning, the boil advisory in ames has been lifted. we first told you about the water main break monday afternoon. eric: alyx sacks met with them and has more, what are they going to talk about? alyx: leaders will be covering three main topics, prevention and training, response, risk assessment and management. this is the first time they are coming together to talk about campus safety and security. that summit begins at 9:00 and is expected to go into the afternoon. this year there have been 10 shootings on college campuses in the u.s.. their chief executive diana gonzalez admits it is the first time -- it is time to bring the cap conversation home and be prepared for violent situat

it's blustery today too. here's a live look outside over center city, philadelphia where it's going to get colder later in the weekend. >>> it's fall. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today, it's 5:00 on saturday morning. let's get to michelle grossman, good morning. >> good morning, cold today, feeling like fall, temperatures in the low 50s. all week long in the 60s, that felt like fall, but today is chilly and chillier sunday. let's look outdoors because it is dark outside, but clear skies dropping the temperature overnight. now, it's cool this morning, but not as cold as it will be sunday and sunday night into monday. low 40s, some 30s, 39 in mount pocono, 44 in reading, 44 in dover, 45 in atlantic city, and 44 in wildwood, new jersey. winds are not bad right now, 5-10 miles per hour. by this afternoon, anywhere from 5-15 miles per hour, so along with the cool air, it's going to feel blustery as we head throughout the afternoon. a cool one today. we'll be up to 56 degrees, but cooler as we head towards su

heading for 53 and it will be blustery and chilly. wrap the umbrellas and the thick coat. eric: first at 4:30, new details in the mcdonald's shooting that left one teen in the icu. elizabeth: kcci's laura terrell explains how the victim is doing and what we now know about his injuries. laura: three days after the shooting, justin phongsavanh is still in the hospital here surrounded by family and friends. and those friends tell us justin might never walk again. this is what justin phongsavanh looks like in the hospital just days after being shot in this ankeny mcdonald's parking lot, a very different picture from the strong football player seen here in his ankeny centennial high school photo. >> we are hoping for the best. he is a strong kid. he is young. he's got a lot of will in him. laura: craig ball is justin's boss, but he says he thinks of him more like a son. >> just a real pleasure to be around. one of those people who when he walks in the room you're just like, yeah. laura: police say 36-year-old gabriel coco, a complete stranger, shot the teen and his friend, nick

going to feel kind of blustery and gray. not everyone going to see rain.ut certainly going to notice a change in the forecast. right now, weather models painting much of the rainfall to our east and to our south. but we definitely will keep a 20 to 30% chance of showers around the bay. could even see a little snow up in the high country by the end of the system. so we will stay hopeful for that. in the meantime warm temperatures the story today. no rain, not even going to see much cloud cover. 85 in fairfield. 84 concord. 85 livermore. 69 pacifica. 74 san francisco. 77 your high temperature in oakland today. sunrise 7:06. sunset 6:51 this evening. a look at the extended forecast, again, sunny and warm today. temperatures five to 10 degrees above what we saw yesterday for some of the warmer spots inland. mild once again and mostly sunny saturday with increasing clouds the latter half of the day. and then shower chances as that low pressure drops down saturday night into sunday. likely for those of us who don't see showers, we'll see gray skies. kind of bree

certainly cloudy and blustery, breezy on sunday. cool very different than what we are going to see today. and here's what we're going to see today. temperatures well into the 80s inland, up 5 to 10 degrees for some spots. 85 fairfield and livermore. 84 concord. 77 in oakland and fremont. 69 your high today in pacifica. 74 your high in the city. sunrise today 7:06. sunset 6:51 this evening. and here's a look at that extended forecast. again, really a lot of changes in store so today, sunny, mild, temperatures in the 80s. tomorrow transition day slightly cooler a few more clouds especially the latter half of the day and then sunday chance of showers around the bay. breezy blustery certainly cool. monday, we begin to gradually warm. going to keep some clouds around for a couple of days. but temperatures gradually warming into the workweek. back to you guys. >>> a new film offers movie- goers a different kind of terror especially folks prone to vertigo. "the walk" depicts phillip's 1974 tightrope walk between the world trade center towe

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it will also switch our winds to the nw overnight which will increase into a blustery saturday. i think we will start with some clouds saturday morning, but we should have the sun shining by noon or so in central iowa. temps will level off in the low 60s with the 25+ mph. sunday will be a calmer day with highs again in the low 60s. our next chance for rain is looking like tue/wed of next week followed by some chilly air. i guess it is that time of the year folks! brad/2wx: that's all for my forecast. check out weareiowa.com for the latest in weather . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. stephanie: snap a cool weather photo? just click on the share it tab! jack/3dtlbam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon it's week nine of the football season wrapping things up right? jon/3dtlbam: yeah jack and our game of the local 5 sports we preview the regina game... "now, local 5 sports suffered two early season losses but has been rolling the last few weeks. but tonight they face one of the best teams in the state in all of football. " we expect a lot of physical football. they wil

and tomorrow, some sunshine, but also that blustery wind. temperatures already five to even ten degrees below normal and this is not how low they go. we will take a closer look at this and get to the details in the extended forecast in just a few minutes. >> now from the night team, a crash causing a mad dash. >> chaos. it was just a big, gigantic mess. >> after a driver takes a dangerous turn. >> anchor: police say as soon as that car slammed through that worcester liquor store, some people nearby started looting. the night team's john coco live in worcester. >> reporter: this liquor store got hit in more ways than one, first when a cash came crashing right through the front door, and then again when looters >> chaos. it was just a big gigantic mess. >> a car with five people inside seen here on store surveillance of kirsch liquors on man street in worcester around 1:00 a.m. friday. >> it's a little more than a burglary. it's a toyota avalon sitting inside my store. >> reporter: despite a waterfall of shattered glass covering the car, every

at least the wind, which has been blustery through and is currently under 10 miles per hour. pacing through the dayplanner, it looks like we'll have a high temperature today in the mid 50s, but a chance of rain also develops as we enter the afternoon. a complete look at your forecast is coming up - your news starts now. scott: now you'll want to watch your speed in these areas today: ... police will be running radars, here...jackson street and on 36th street. so again... mind that speed. " jessica rae: still to come... i'll bring you an update on iowa's expansion of broadband internet... and how it benefits a sioux center school. that story is up a couple of months ago iowa governor terry branstad announced an expasion of broadband internet. in august the governor declared rural areas across iowa with atleast 90 thousand homes would gain access to the broadband expansion. the federal communications commission is of 52 million dollars to internet providers across the state to make the expansion happen. and some siouxland communities are already benefitting from the program. je

the fallout from this latest misstep. s a blustery fall they out there. the timeline on a few showers. for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how many meetings are youvhaving? stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. antoinette: new trouble for the secret service. they were caught sleeping on the job. one was on duty at the white house. an adequate staffing and scheduling played a role in officer fatigue. it may pose a danger to u.s. secret service officers and those whom they protect. >> this was not just wanted to people falling asleep on the job. it' s a consequence of bad management. antoinette: agents have been wrestling through the one file. they were contemplating embarrassing him about his former application for a job at the agency. erika: one person is dead after a shooting at tennessee state university. this started about a fight over a dice game person the person killed was not a student, the others involved to attend the school. police say

they are blustery out of the west and northwest between 15 and 25 miles per hour, and that has created wind chill temperatures, or what it actually feels like outside, in the 20s and 30s. so no question it's a cold evening out there, so you'll want those coats and jackets handy if you are heading out. doppler radar, showing some light rain across the area. this is more of a here is additional forecast even snow flakes. no need to so another raw afternoon is expected tomorrow. then we see day on friday. here's the current temperatures right now. we are currently in the 30s and 40s across eastern iowa after seeing temperatures in the 50s earlier today. they have been falling ever since. here's the current wind speeds. they are blustery out of the west and northwest between 15 and 25 miles per hour, and that has created in the 20s and 30s. so no question it's a cold evening out there, so you'll want those coats and jackets handy if you are heading out. here's the storm track 7 live doppler radar, showing some light rain across the area. this is more of a drizzly event overnight. as we tak

it' s a blustery, cooler right way. we are dropping back down to the low 30' s there will be some frost north and west of boston. we will start the sunshine this weekend. front comes in. that' s going to bring a chance of showers. then you see those showers. thing sunday morning. shower threat. it' s getting busy out there. kevin: we have a crash taking out the left lane. there is a 10 mile backup, all it' s getting up to 93 and 95 is same way. the expressway is 30 minutes. up to the north, route three is toward -- it is right around 128. this is down to route 2. all trains are running on time. randy: in france, 42 people are dead following the collision between a process and a truck. this happened near or go in the southwest part of the country. the bus was carrying most are older -- mostly older people on a day trip. it went up in flames immediately. police say likely caused the unusually high death toll. boston police are searching for a killer. emily: jim is live in brighton. jim: we are near a busy shopping center.

by saturday afternoon we should have some sunshine with a typical blustery october afternoon. sunday is looking like the better day with lighter winds, more sunshine and milder temperatures. next week is also looking about average for late october with highs in the 60s then fall on tuesda >>> tonight, hillary clion and

temperatures after a cold front moved through ushering in blustery northwest winds. right now we are in the upper 30s to lower 40s. here are the wind speeds, they've been sustained between 20 and 25 miles per hour, with gusts above 30 miles per hour at times. here's the storm track 7 live doppler radar. we've been seeing some areas of light rain new details today in the benton county homicide investigation. the medical examiner has determined the cause of death of sabrina hustad. hustad died from multiple stab wounds and strangulation. her body was found in a driveway belonging to david miller on sunday. dci agents have not said whether hustad and miller are connected, but online court records show a paternity test was done in 2011 to see if miller was the father of hustad's child. a man convicted of first degree murder of a two month old, is appealing his conviction. trevor smith says there wasn't enough evidence of malice to sustain the conviction. smith was convicted of murder and child endangerment in 2013. officials say the two-month old died from a brain bleed.

the cold low will bring in the blustery weather for your saturday evening. so do expect it to get cooler, windier and then an isolated shower is possible going foo saturday night and early sunday morning. most of the green showing up is around the monterey bay. can't rule it out in the eastern portion of the viewing area. certainly in the sierra it will go from rain to snow believe it or not above 8500 feet. the low starts to move off to the south and the sun comes out early on sunday and the wind will switch direction and you will notice a difference and feel the difference on sunday. but until then that system is going to kick up the winds. the wind advisory for the north bay mountains saturday at 8:00 p.m. until sunday at 10:00 a.m. gusts 30 to 40 miles an hour could take down drought strength entries and power lines and you will want to be extra careful. it is not just the north bay mountains. you will feel it especially near the coast. saturday afternoon over 35 mile-an-hour winds as we head toward saturday evening. close to 40 miles an hour there. 25 h

the cold low will bring in the blustery weather for your saturday evening.so do expect it to get cooler, windier and then an isolated shower is possible going foo saturday night and early sunday morning. most of the green showing up is around the monterey bay. can't rule it out in the eastern portion of the viewing area. certainly in the sierra it will go from rain to snow believe it or not above 8500 feet. the low starts to move off to the south and the sun comes out early on sunday and the wind will switch direction and you will notice a difference and feel the difference on sunday. but until then that system is going to kick up the winds. the wind advisory for the north bay mountains saturday at 8:00 p.m. until sunday at 10:00 a.m. gusts 30 to 40 miles an hour could take down drought strength entries and power lines and you will want to be extra careful. it is not just the north bay mountains. you will feel it especially near the coast. saturday afternoon over 35 mile-an-hour winds as we head toward saturday evening. close to 40 miles an hour there. 25 ha

it will also switch our winds to the nw overnight which will increase into a blustery saturday. i think we will start with some clouds saturday morning, but we should have the strongest hurricane ever recorded. and now patricia has made landfall in mexico plus.... "i see this kid and he's just about ready to fall. and i'm sitting here like 'isn't anyone going to help him." jack: it's a good deed gone bad during a high school iowa. how one athlete just lending a helping hand was punished. stephanie: but of six thousand people are expected at a clinton...and a helping her campaign. hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie/2shot des moines police are preparing for a messy saturday afternoon downtown. thousands of people are expected in des moines. good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. the big crowds are for a rally for hillary clinton, a free performance by katy perry and an appearence by former president bill clinton. tonight, we ask police what they're doing to make sure everyone's safe. jack: local five's kattey ortiz lays out what people can expect

we have blustery conditions, dealing with a west northwest wind. dew point, it is dry out there, but chilly. boy you really feel it in the shade. sunny and west winds at 8. i'm clocking winds around the area, 15, 20, 25 miles per hour. you are still reaping that chilly wind. look at monticello at 45. numbers without exception, 7 to 10 to 13 to 16 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. yesterday we were tying records. today none of that. 60 degrees, 10 to 15 degrees cooler than it was yesterday and the wind is going to continue. it will be a forest. you are going to feel it. so the jacket you put on this morning will be an ally this afternoon. 60? i think we can do that. 59 is the normal, we are look there right now. 82 did 31 your records for the day. sun will set at 5:55. remember it, because those numbers are changing too. 41 overnight. we have mentioned this earlier in the show. that means 20s and 30s for the suburbs. then 56 tomorrow, during the day. for the kids at night, that means the 50s will dominate. clouds will fill in, mostly cloudy for

cool and blustery. really a big transition in the forecast.here's what to expect from the satellite perspective. high pressure building and temperatures, as well. we'll see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures today and sticking around through saturday. but the second half of the day on saturday into sunday, this area of low pressure drops down from canada and as it does, it is going to drop our temperatures and increase our rain chances, as well. so let's take a look at what to expect. futurecast painting most of our rain right now off to the east and to the south but we do still have a chance of showers in the bay area 20 to 30% chance. for those who don't see showers, however, it's going to be a gray blustery cool day for you so certainly noticeable transition. today, not so much. let's check the high temperatures around the bay today. we're talking low 80s for the south bay. temperatures inland anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer today than yesterday for some of the warmest spots. 58 antioch, 86 brentwood. around the bay temperature

so it's going to be a cool day out there, again, blustery. i was talking about winds gusting to 30 in boston, above 20 across the immediate coast, bringing in that cloud cover, so it's a cloudy day in the city with that wind out of the northeast. expecting to see test not really budge much, too. there will be plenty of dry times but you will see the changs for a spot shower here and there. temperatures in the 50s, but i want to point out overnight tonight, we're going fall back into the 40s, some spots could be in the 30s. come tomorrow, the risk of any showers will push to the southeast, brighter skies will develop. mid-60s by tuesday and by wednesday with full on sunshine near 70 degrees, staying dry, we'll watch for a system bringing showers as early as late friday. >> all i see is winds oun there. >> yeah, not looking past that. >> exactly. let's get to it. >>> the moment a 7th grader will remember forever. >> it happened thursday at a football game. >> william holt zigzagged down the field. >> william has autism and is the team's manager

so the forecast for today, blustery, colder than we've been used to. mixed rain and snow showers continue north and sun in the sun. temps in the 40's and 50's. it won't be that warm tonight. more on your extended forecast in just a few minutes. amy: in commitment 2016 coverage this morning, several candidates spent time in new hampshire and plan to campaign this weekend. there's a wrap-up from the campaign trail. hillary clinton wrapped up her day in new hampshire, in nashua, count on me, nashua democrats, young democrats to not just be focused on my campaign, but helping you build the democratic party here. >> republican chris christie put down stakes opening campaign headquarters in bedford. >> another milestone in our campaign, to have our headquarters here in new hampshire. let's get it open and get it working. >> while fellow g.o.p.-er met with republicans in manchester. >> i think as we get to february in new hampshire and the process rolls forward, americans are going to want a responsible leader. >> we caught up with rand paul bowling a spare t

it's rainy, cold, and blustery. >> staying that way throughout the weekend. temperatures, again, in the mid-50s, well below average which is in the low 70s this time of year, and we are tracking the rain. we'll get you right to the radar. that is the wrong computer. switch it over to mine for the radar shot where we are going to see more rainfall moving in this morning. we expect temperatures to stay down below average, and it's going to be very windy today. our temperatures are going to range between 54 and 57. winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour. here's a closer look at rain moving in parts of cape may and dover. current temperatures at 51 in philadelphia, 47 in allentown, a chilly start in the morning. poconos at 51, and look at gusts along the shoreline, gusting up to 42 miles per hour, and i'll have more details on what to expect, how long winds stick around, and that's coming up in the full forecast, katy? >> thank you. >>> streets are flooded at this time at the shore. this is video from last night looking like a river between the houses. our reporte

it looks blustery and wet down there. >> reporter: good morning. it is wet, especially here, the inlet section, you can see how windy it is. we have very, very strong northeast winds coming in off the water, and this whole area during high tide yesterday in the afternoon was flowing with water. i'm about to lose my hat here. that's how windy it is. the ocean was flowing down the street here. i was here yesterday. you can see what's leftover. take a look at all of this sand. it just washed all the way down the street. you can still see residual water down the street here left over from flooding, no doubt, and heavy rain we've been having overnight. take a look at video we sent just a short time ago. we have been seeing flooding even in the overnight hours. we were in ventnor a short time ago. coming up on low tide, which is around 6:00 this morning, still water in some streets, but a lot of that water has receded at this point. however, we are not out of the woods. we have another day of serious moderate coastal flooding here at the jersey shore. we

that northwesterly wind will gust, a blustery fall feel so make sure you are dressed for it. clear skies overnight and that means it is going to be called north and west of boston. upper 20' s and lower 30' s, likely some frost. a light northerly wind on the cape. the sunshine to start on saturday and then high pressure sliding east and west. the next front has a narrow band of showers that may come through here on sunday morning. in and out by lunchtime, lower 50' s for highs on saturday, lower 60' we warm-up ahead of that front and as it exits by the time the patriots are kicking off, it should be about 61 degrees with clouds beginning to break for sunshine. we will keep the sunshine going heading into monday and tuesday. we could use a good, soaking rain and we may actually get that as we head toward wednesday night and into thursday. your weekend is looking mainly dry. let' s get you out to the roadways. kevin: we are dealing with our first trouble spot of the morning -- here, moving nicely toward the tolls, but let' s go to the map. further west on the pike we have a lef

and with it, blustery cooler conditions. also going to see a chance of showers. right now futurecast is painting much of the shower activity to our south and to our east. but i do think we'll keep the chance of scattered showers in the bay area for saturday night into sunday. could even see a little snow in the high country so we're looking forward to that, fingers crossed. high temperatures today sunny and beautiful. 85 fairfield and livermore. 84 concord. 70s around the bay. 69 in pacifica today. your extended forecast shows, well, a lot of changes. today, sunny and mild. tomorrow, the transition day. slightly cooler still going to see sun likely for the first half of the day but increasing clouds, showers move in saturday night into sunday. the chance of showers moves in. sunday even if you don't see rain, going to feel significantly cooler and fall- like, blustery, and then monday through next week, we gradually start to warm back up to seasonal norms. now a check of traffic. liza? >>> good morning. happy friday. we are going to talk about the south bay commu

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engel: it is very serious and it is another instance in my opinion of putin being blustery and irrational and irresponsible, but we should have expected it. it is erotic that as soon as the iran talks with russia in the was on our side, he went in doing this and who knows what else he is doing. he has been reckless and the that as-- it is ironic soon as the iran talks with hesia, he was on our side, went on doing this and who knows what else he is doing. he has been reckless in crimea and the ukraine. isis is obviously the worst element in that part of the world. initially, it is pretty clear that he is not going after isis. he is going after the vetted free syria army or the people fighting assad. it is well-known that russia has been an ally of assad, they have a base into syria. he has been propped up by russian airstrikes. it is clear that the russian objection is to keep assad in power, not necessarily to destroy isis. abouter: you talk vladimir putin as being blustery and reckless, is her a role he could play by bringing assad to the table or publicly facilitating some sort of futur

it will be colder and that wind will still be quite blustery. highs tomorrow stuck in the 40's. 42 for a high in worcester. almost a preview of winter, the coldest temperatures that we have seen this season. now, tomorrow night, again, this is different. a freeze watch. that is in effect for tomorrow night for the city of boston. and also for cape cod and the vineyard. so we are expecting the growing season to even come to an end for metro-boston as we get into tomorrow night. if you haven't brought in those sensitive plants yet, it would be good to do that tonight. head of the charles for tomorrow again. blustery breeze out of the northwest. 46 for a high in the city of boston. you don't like the cold? i understand. maybe it's too soon for you to really be pabing on all of the winter layers. as we will be through the next couple of days. well, we will rebound with those temperatures as we get into the middle of next week. and boy, the it a big rebound. 49 for a high on monday. then on tuesday, back up into the low 60's. very seasonable for this

you talk about vladimir putin being blustery and reckless. is there any active role they could play in the situation? could they publicly facilitate some kind of future in syria? can they be anything other than a negative force? >> if they wanted to they could. isis is the common thread that all the countries feel a need to be destroyed. we are now participating in bombings in syria to destroy isis. the arab countries are. the western nations are. if for a show wanted to join in that effort they could be an ally, certainly. but let's look at how this all started in syria. up in syria as part of the arab spring, like they did in many countries and he responded with a brutal crackdown. this was three or four years ago . at that point of the free syrian army was asking us for .ssistance the administration made the decision, the wrong decision, not to help them for fear that we would get bogged down. we could've help them and made a real positive change. we did not help them. so they withered on the vine. vacuum andin in a decided to murder them.

an a little chilly for the walk, blustery and cooler. this is halloween. this is halloween pumpkins scream in the dead of night >> sara, this is getting you in the what will wean spirit. >> oh, halloween. >> for the rest of you bah humbugs hopefully these images will help. they're amazing from the great jack-o'-lantern blaze on the hudson. this spectacular display features 10,000 pumpkins and they got started on carving these pumpkins. >> those are pumpkins in and started carving them back in june. i want to know how they preserved them. >> bleach. that's one of the tricks. >> bleach? really? >> rob marciano. >> i just learned that martha stewart. >> random but not useful facts. >> the guys loves entertaining top. >>> plus coming up the encouraging signs from lamar odom found unresponsive just days ago at a brothel in nevada. recovery? >>> but first the wife charged in a bizarre and tuitioned double murder plot in a story that is shocking a small community in maryland. >> police say she orchestrated the killing of her husband and another woman, they were b

we may not see sunshine it is a breezy blustery day. better conditions heading down for eagles/redskins game. phillies game canceled tonight thanks to the the rain. that is not a surprise. it dots look better tomorrow. rain tapers off in the city just a few showers but the the wind will still be an issue. coming up i will tell but improving conditions in the forecast once we get rid of joaquin that threat is out of here and things do finally get better in to next week. i will have have that with the full forecast coming up. yes, sir cars, back to you. >>> thanks very much. >>> you can track coastal storm with the cbs philly weather app, check live radar, get severe weather alerts and share your storm pictures with us, down load that app for free, right now on i thetune and google play. erosion is a big concern and all shore communities, strong surf has been hammering the beach in ocean city taking witt sand and anything else in its path. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson reports tonight and will give you a closer look. >> report

meanwhile today, blustery, cold. the weather was awful and there were so many people out and about. >> we had light rain. today was our fifth straight day of complete clouds over the area. tomorrow cloudy and cool. we'll have drizzle around tomorrow morning, maybe a few light showers no, the afternoon hours. a chance of scattered light showers. monday is our transition day to better weather. the work week looking gorgeous, with sun and highs in the 70s. all along the eastern seaboard as well. close to home minor flooding in low-lying areas. the coastal flood warnings and advisory continue through tomorrow night. showers possible, especially earlier in the day. 56 in washington. tomorrow morning a temperature of around 54 with drizzle and patchy fog. a chance of an afternoon shower. 7:00, a cool 56 degrees. here is the latest a category 4 joaquin. you can see the track continuing to keep it out to sea. weakens to be category 2 hurricane tomorrow. eagles at washington, 1:00 kick off-. pack the poncho. you might not nee

it's rather chilly with that blustery wind.rm team 4 radar showing just a few sprinkles now western side of the bay coming into southern maryland and just going to be passing south of the metro area over the next hour. stay south of fedex field. the southern part, tidal flooding. maybe 2 to 3 feet above average and right along the powe tomic, too, maybe alexandria. when the high tide hits around 2:00 this afternoon. look at the wind blown sand looking like snow. this is the boardwalk and ocean city. share them on instagram as well. temperatures right now are in the 50s. really feels even chillier. it's only here. 40s out of the mountains. the sun rise getting earlier and earlier. sun set later and later. a lot of clouds around. then overnight, still remaining mostly cloudy and by dawn on monday we may actually see some sunshine on monday morning. temperatures in the low 50s starting off early and for the bus stops it will be quite cool and then near 70 heading back home with lots of sun on monday afternoon. even milder. the mid

for those who don't see the showers, kind of a blustery gray cool day on sunday.ek next week. and traffic is coming up after the break. [announcer] you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale -- on now at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle. this is the all-new gle coupe. a mercedes-benz suv with the heart and soul of a race car. >>> good morning. i'm liza battalones with your "kcbs traffic." i-80 through berkeley and emeryville very slow this morning. we have an accident just cleared up from lanes. it's actually backed up into pinole. stays heavy towards the bay.

definitely a blustery feel for the head of the charles. temperatures don't get into the upper 40s. traffic and weather together. how's it looking, robi? >> it could be the third in a row. >> i don't think you have to wear it. >> what if i like them? >> i think you do like them. >> i just want to be prepared. we have an accident south of boston making the already slow commute much worse. bridge. then you are heavy and slow from there back to brockton. 95 north crawling from neponset street to 128. 3 north sluggish, union street to the split. there we go. 93 southbound. slow pocket looks like in the andover woburn stretch. you are stop and go between 95 and jug handle light. route 3 south is a struggle between 495 and 129. >>> it is 6:18 right now. solitary confinement in prison will be the subject of debate today in the massachusetts legislature. prisons rights advocates say massachusetts has some of the strictist segregation -- strictest segregation policies in the country. >>> there is a delay in the aaron hernandez murder trial. it was supposed to start on december 1st. now it's

this round often features many blowouts, but we bring in john sears from blustery norwalk where we expect a good game. john, what stands out in this match-up? roll cue: 6 sot is in tons. needs to be assigned paul patterson- norwalk head coach :28 "...the best.' john, thank you. find playoff scores all night, at whotv.com, or on digital 13.2. minnesota football coach jerry kill suffered two more seizures yesterday. kill has epilepsy. today, an emotional jerry kill said it's iowa coach kirk ferentz had this comment: "coach kill has had a strong and positive impact on every program he has been associated with during his career. i have tremendous respect for the coaching job he has done at minnesota and even more so for the manner in which he has done it." undefeated iowa hosts maryland saturday at 2:30. iowa state football ranks #1. for best real field turf. the sports turf managers named jack trice stadium "college football field of the year" twice, in 1996 and 2012. the cyclones kicked more grass this year. lawnstarter ranks isu's field #1 for college football teams that still play on old

we have a blustery wind coming in from the northwest, generally at about 20 miles per hour. it might cause you a few headaches on the roadways but not nearly as strong as it was yesterday. showers have breast northeast -- northeastern iowa with a few showers this morning. we have rain creeping back into the forecast as soon as tomorrow evening. by friday at 5:00 p.m., rain showers moving in from the southwest through central iowa overnight, leaving behind a quarter to a half inch rainfall. just enough to keep the trick-or-treaters a little on the damp side. no rain or fog to worry about, just brisk temps. dress in layers today. you are going to need more today and fewer this afternoon, heading for 51 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures warm back up into the upper 50's. light rain moving in after 5:00 p.m. that should be out of here after 6:00 a.m. on saturday. remember to set your clocks back one hour before you go to bed on saturday night. highs next week jumping back near 70 degrees. elizabeth: thank you. eric: you are going to need to warm up your car. shaina: hopefully you

a blustery feel. we will watch the plant s sunday night into monday morning with a freeze. we get our warming trend. it will be 60 on monday but nearing 70 by wednesday. >> a rebound. >> look at that . >>> cbs this morning is next here on wbz. we'll see you back

going to be a cold one 37 degrees with northwest 5 to 10 miles per hours bumps tomorrow afternoon blustery highs only an round 52 degrees. clouds around could see a chance of isolated sprinkle. down the shore a little bit more in way of shun shine highs only in middle 50s and maybe can see a few flurries sneaking by in poconos temperatures only around 40 degrees. big time improvement monday 35 degrees but not as breezy. high temperatures in the mid 50s on monday. a lot of sunshine in store then we jump up into the middle 60 on tuesday. a lot of sunshine and a very dry looking extended forecast even better than that temperatures climbing up to near 70 degrees on wednesday up into the low '70s. by thursday so that is a big turn around. >> okay. that's slow progression there eventually we'll get there. i got my big coat. >> all right. coat for the eagles game monday night. its going to be nip pea. into 72 understand would d bird who will not be in line up in the show down against the giants. you won't believe between. >> temple is on a roll. >>> they have been we want to keep that going and g

we're going to be watching conditions today, blustery conditions. temperatures well below the average. usually we're in the low 60s. highs today low to upper 50s. if you're going to be headed out, perhaps you'll take in some of the fall foliage. things are really starting to burn. we're already seeing conditions across the higher peaks of northern new england. with that light snow through the weekend, we are looking at a pretty nice scenery. temperatures mainly in the 40s. we're going to be talking about mostly dry conditions across southern new england. few snow flakes mixing in as we head to the evening for those temperatures do drop overnight. also falling back to near that freezing mark. seven day forecast does show another cold night ahead. closer look at what you can expect monday morning. tomorrow morning when you wake up, freeze warning issued for the eastern coast as well as the cape and islands. we will be back. record low in boston 28. 28 for a majority of the reason further west you go. highs only in the upper 40s to near 50. we get back

blustery day, yes. sun to start. clouds will build up. typical fall-time day. sprinkle north and west. temperatures in the upper 60s. 64 cool day. crisp day. bright and sunny day. another cold front arrives with even chillier air behind it. on friday, showers likely. mid 60s. the bottom falls out on the temperatures over the weekend. watch what happens. 58 the high on saturday. windy day with clouds and sun. upper 30s at night. low 50s on sunday. brisk and chilly and back to the mid 50s on monday with a good deal of sunshine. let's go over to lauren scala and find out commute wise, any issues? >> yes, we have some issues. first subway problem. downtown d trains are bypassing 155th street. all because of police activity. otherwise the trains look good. we have problems on the roads on 84 eastbou ind out before lime kiln road. a tractor-trailer accident. still cleaning that up. one lane gets by. very heavy delay ing ings ing s back to route 9. george washington bridge in bound 10 to 15 minute wait. lincoln tunnel, the same. 10 or less at the holland. then heading

it feels like the 40s with that bluf blustery wind.creasing sunshine as well looking at skycast 4. the cloud cover will beginç to move on out. by noontime, it will be mostly sunny and the rest of the afternoon is looking mostly sunny, just a few wispy high clouds will pass over the region. as the winds diminish and under a clear sky, the temperatures begin to drop back out. if you have plans for the rest of the afternoon and for this evening, dress accordingly. it will be fairly comfortable by midafternoon. it won't last long. there are the high clouds over the capital now. live view from our city camera. temperatures by noontime should be climbing into the low 60s and then hitting mid to upper 60s by 3:00 or 4:00. lots of sunshine and then this evening, those temperatures really begin to drop back. so great weather today for the 20th anniversary of the million man march on the mall becoming sunny with an afternoon high there, too. right on the mall, should be in the upper 60s with just a few light breezes, not as blustery as they are

miles per hour and it's blustery with gusts getting near 30 miles per hour. the dayplanner reveals a high temperature of 68 this afternoon. your complete forecast is coming up - your news starts now. "announcer: "now live from kcau-tv in sioux city, iowa... this is abc9 news this midday.... " " jessica rae: good morning and thanks for joining us this midday. i'm jessica rae. this morning president obama announced his plan to amend withdrawal plans from afghanistan. karen travers has more from washington, dc. " it's a significant reversal for president obama. tbd potus sot there are about 98- hundred us troops in afghanistan?and nearly all were supposed to be home by the end of 2016. but the president - on the recommendations of his top commanders - will now leave as many as 55-hundred troops on the ground. it will be a two-fold mission - similar to the current one - counterterrorism operations and training and assisting afghan forces. tbd potus sot so why the shift in policy? top pentagon officials believed afghan forces werent ready to operate on their own..

even inland it's on the blustery side. temperatures, 51 degrees in philadelphia. in the 40s in allentown and trenton and reading. 60 in sea isle city. as we roll through the day today, it's going to remain cool similar to yesterday. 54 degrees by noon, the high at 3:00 p.m., 57 degrees, occasionally there could be a pop-up sprinkle or shower. a lot of day will be cloudy and damp, windy and mainly dry. alicia we have improved forecast coming up for you as we look ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and next week's workweek, i'll have the details on that and the latest on hurricane joaquin coming up. >> we'll take all the improvements you can give us, david. >>> a tree fell on top of a row home in the city's lawncrest section on crystal street at 4:00 a.m. the ground was so saturated it can't support the tree roots. fortunately nobody was hurt and thankfully not much damage to the home, either. rain and wind whipped waves continue to pound the shore. shore bracing for more flooding with winds up to 60 miles per hour. townsend inlet bridge is closed